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By Lou Marino and Reg Tucker on Tue Aug 02 2016
Research suggests that modest subclinical psychopathic traits may help some women reject gender stereotypes and become more willing to start a business. The term “psychopath” conjures up dark Read more |
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By Dave Feldman on Tue May 10 2016
Marnie Abramson explains how she turned energy efficiency and sustainability into a growing business while helping companies cut costs and environmental impact. When Marnie Abramson started her own Read more |
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By Kimberly Eddleston on Thu Mar 24 2016
Femgineer founder Poornima Vijayashanker shares lessons on leaving a steady job, building a tech education business and why entrepreneurs should stay open to coaching. Poornima Vijayashanker is the Read more |
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By Linda Hall on Mon Jan 04 2016
MinuteClinic founder Linda Hall shares lessons from 100 investor meetings on timing, valuation, runway, due diligence, pitching and handling rejection. Entrepreneurs are generally far more interested Read more |
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By Jon Eckhardt on Wed Dec 09 2015
CODAworx founder Toni Sikes shares lessons on knowing your customers, attracting top talent and making great things happen when cash is scarce. In her years as an entrepreneur, Toni Sikes has focused Read more |
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By Daniel Forbes and Linda Hall on Mon Sep 14 2015
Linda Hall explains how she helped rescue MinuteClinic from financial trouble and build momentum for a new model of convenient healthcare delivery. In 2002, both Linda Hall and her new company -- Read more |
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By David Deeds on Fri Mar 06 2015
Venture capitalist and entrepreneur Ann Winblad shares lessons on funding startups, building companies and the qualities that help founders succeed. In a candid interview with EIX's David Deeds, Ann Read more |
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By Howard E. Aldrich on Wed Apr 30 2014
A study of 362 startup teams found that men were more likely to take charge, especially when women founded businesses with their husbands. Women who start new businesses with men have limited Read more |
